| Summary: | An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE DEPT. 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday.8 a.m. to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1990 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA ***************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ***************************************************************************************** BLOUSES ALL KINDS OF NEW THINGS. Come and see our selection of Kiddies Neon Jackets, Pants & Shorts. Various sizes including some to Size 18. SNAZZIE SETS FLORAL PRINTED SKIRTS - fashioned by Snazzie in a very becoming style and attractive colors. Cream Peach & Sage figured. SIZES: 8,10,12. FLORAL PRINTED TOPS - to match the Skirts. Smartly styled in a comfortable fashion. Sizes: 8-16 LADIES $70 LADIES’ SLACKS Ladies Slacks fashioned by Snazzie in a smartly fashioned style that you will enjoy wearing. COLORS: Peach or Taupe. SIZES: 8-16 . ADIES’ BLOUSES Snazzie Blouses to co-ordinate with the Slacks. Peach or Cream. SIZES: 6 - 16 . WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF WOMEN'S BLOUSES IN LARGER SIZES. PLAINS & FIGURES. BE SURE TO SEE OUR SPRING & SUMMER SPORTSWEAR BIG 3 DAY SALE Ladles’ Sweaters New Arrivals in comfortable Sleep Shirts. front. knit. Eye-catching Motifs on Polyester/Cotton One Size Fits CHILDREN’S WEAR MAGRATH SOCCER ASSOCIATION The Magrath Soccer season begins this Monday, April 30th, with 7 teams and 100 players. 1. Mite Boys - Gr. 3 & 4, Mon. & Wed. Coach - Donna Thomson Manager - Laurel Bennett 2. Mite Girls - Gr. 3 & 4, Mond. & Wed. Coach - Suzanne Lowry Manager - Sherry Karren 3. PeeWee Boys - Gr. 5 & 6, Tues. & Thurs. Coach - Cynthia Bourne Manager - Sonya Bree 4. PeeWee Girls I - Gr. 5 & 6, Hes. & Hurs. Coach - Sylvia Bullock Manager - Marilyn Bullock 5. PeeWee Girls II - Gr. 5 & 6, Ties. & Hues. Coach - Jeff Stevenson Manager - Edith Miller 6. Bantam Boys - Gr. 7 & 8, Tues. & Thurs. Coach - Bob West Manager - Jacque Ackroyd 7. Bantam Girls - Gr. 7 & 8, Mon. & Wed. Coach - Heinz Frenze1 Managers - Jan Heath & Elizabeth Strong Games begin at 6:00 or 6:30 in Lethbridge or Magrath. Come support your Soccer League. SENIORS: We're off to the Military Tatoo at the Sportsplex on SATURDAY, MAY 5th, and of course, supper before the entertainment. The bus will be at the Centre at 4:15 p.m. Supper will be at the new Rax Eatery - you can order from the menu and pay for your own - and then to the Sportsplex for the 7 p.m. Tatoo. Tickets for the Tatoo are $3.00 each and we need to collect it ahead of time. set for FRIDAY, trip is - a one day trip up thmuah ’>yn- * .»3 ciixs in~ . We al please contact US SOON if Payment should be made by The Kananaskis 22nd tains. The cost is $2e' eludes a delicious. have 33 nam-5 **■ ^Wi£tOw£iace it 8-3207, Doreen at o JZ81, or Irene at 8-3456. WANTED: Small pasture for 6 heifers Denis, 758-6753. T4= wmili likc someone to mow your la”« « YOU please phone s_3495. The a e _,.y I’m not free is Friday. only Noreen Coleman. STAR SINGERS yearend shows are coming up next week at the Yates Center in Lethbridge. Come & enjoy the music of the 50's on Wednesday & Thursday, May 2nd & 3rd, at ■’Blast To The Past". Friday, May 4th, we are presenting exerpts from "Fiddler On The Roof" along with a show called "Happiness". Tickets for both events are available at Leister's Music for $4.99. STAR SINGERS will be offering lessons in Magrath in song & dance, as well as in drama, for the 1991 season. Look for details in upcoming issues of the Store News. Friends will be sorry to hear of the passing of Mary Gurney on Monday, April 23rd. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Lethbridge East Stake Center. Mrs. Gurney is the mother of Magrath residents Jean Passey and Max Gurney. Mother's Day is just around the corner. Order now for plants & flowers for her Spec - ial Day. To guarantee delivery call Deb at 758-6265 on or before May 6th. Come & check out attractive silk plants & flowers. Give Deb a call, 758-6265. FOR SALE: 1981 Suzuki 250. Electric start, new tires, mufflers, battery, tinted windscreen. Like new condition. $450 o.b.o. 758-6840. Ila & Morrie Tuff invite you to an Open House to congratulate son Shane and his wife Shelley on their marriage in the Salt Lake Temple last July 1, 1989, Shane's graduation from the U of L with a B.Sc. in Psychology, and their new teaching positions in Japan for the coming year, for which they leave on May 2nd. The date - this Saturday, April 28th, from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at the Tuff house - 134 N. 2 St. W. in Magrath. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS CANADA HEALTH DAY - May 8, 1990. To be held at the Seniors Centre from. 12 to 6. Keep the date in mind & come see us for various Health Information, nutritious snacks & Prizes. «■mmder. c>ur c.W.L. Spring Supper is this Sunday, April 29th, at 5 p.m. in the Seniors Centre. Ai.— . : n+-h .->+ 7- 30 t . ciL Joann TdKacs ' . Library Story Hour is growing out of its space in the library S. will now be held in the Mulit-purpose rocm at the Arena. Enter from; the east door. Wednesday lCnOO a.m. from May 2nd onward. For children 3 yrs to Kindergarten age. TRANSFER STATION HOURS: There will be e^_ Fended hours at the Transfer Station for tu», month of May to accomodate yard clean up. Please note the following times for your convenience: Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., & Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. TOWN OF MAGRATH NOTICE: May 9, 1990, the Town Crew & Equipment will be available to pick up large items for disposal such as car bodies, fridges, stoves etc, small sheds & larger tree trunks & stumps. We will not pick up household garbage, tree triinnings or other yard trash. This service is aimed at large items that cannot be taken to the transfer station in the usual manner. Call the Town Office at 758-3212 before 5 p.m., May 8th if you require this service on May 9th. LOT FOR SALE: Large lot with small house located across from the Police Station. Phone 758-6340. FOR SALE: 8000 lbs electric winch with bumper to fit Ford 4x4, 7^ HP Mercury outboard motor, & Kawasaki 3 wheel bike, 200 cc. 758-3521.I 133 guardian 165 KINDS EACH twin Per Case Lighters CLEMATIS VINES - for Spring planting. A nice selection of colors to choose from. Polarized Clip-On Sunglasses. REGULAR $19.99 . . . BIC LIGHTERS - 3 pk. REG $3.29 Looking for a Birthday or Shower gift? Be sure and visit our newly decorated Giftware Departirent and see the lovely assortment of gif tweare. SOMEONE HAS OUR TWO GOOD SCOTT FERTILIZER SPREADERS. WE WOULD BE VERY PLEASED TO HAVE THEM RETURNED TO US. --- - BIKE SALE! 2 only Pink Bicycles. Wheels have plastic spoke covers Enjoy this spring with a new bike. REGULAR $139.95 s100 SEE US FOR YOUR GRASS AND ALFALFA SEED. WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF LAWN SEED TOO. TX10^4 < Uà GChYC LTD Insecticide Ear Tags for all cattle. Safe newborn calves. WE CARRY TWO POPULAR Bovaid . are sare . for even We stock Bulk Garden Seeds as well as Packaged Seeds. A good selection of Vegetable and Flower Seeds in your popular varieties . Be sure to visit our displays and choose the ones you wish. WE HAVE 4 DIFFERENT KINDS OF CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST YOU. 2 Year Old Rosebushes in a variety of colors. Pronto Paper Towels in pack. REGULAR $1.29 .roll SUNGLASSES ECESSITIiS PIN CUSHION Countess plastic Wrist Pin Cushion. Handy and convenient, when you are sewing. Red only. TFQO REGULAR $1.00 each . f » FASTENER KIT Klik.it Pearlized Snap Fasteners. Extra prongs enclosed. Laundry . proof. Just tap on^ sewing required REG. $1.25 . EYELET KIT Super Jumbo Eyelet Tool Kit. Use for Belts, Vests, Tents, Tarpaulins, Canvas etc REGULAR $6.95 CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT The Chinook Health Unit will again be offering PreNatal to start May 2/90 at 7:00 p.m. Please phone 758-3331 any Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday to pre-register before April 26. The classes will be held only if there is enough interest, so please phone and register early. Thank you. DIAMOND WILLOW TEA & BAKE SALE Please mark Saturday, April 28th on your calendar. Diamond Willow Terrace Tea & Bake Sale - 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. Any donations of baked items more than welcome. See you there. JUMBO EYELT REFILLS - for use with the above Eyelet Tool. Kit contains 7 sets. REGULAR $1.25 . 88e GARDENS ROTOTILLED - $15.00 or $20/hr. POST HOLES - $3/hole or $20/hr. Spraying and landscaping. Phone Robert at 7583107. ' ZIPPER FOOT ADAPTOR This attachment enables you to install the Unique Polyester invisible zipper. Complete instructions enclosed. REG. 30i ea. WINDOW WASHING - would you like your outside windows washed for Spring? Phone Kearl Window Kleaning - 758-6467. ******************************************************* ANNUAL SPRING SING CONCERT - will be held at Southmister Sanctuary, Lethbridge, Sunday, May 6/90 at 7:00 p.m. This four choir concert will feature the Anne Campbell Singers, Linnet Singers and Southminster Junior Choir directed by Dr. Anne Campbell, and the Mini-Choir directed by Shannon Little. Accompanists are Celine Cassis, Susan Wilde, Heather Johnson and Shelagh Stephan. This year the brother/sister violin duo, Aaron and Alicia Au are the guest artists. FOR SALE: Sportscraft Executive 11 Tent Trailer - fridge, stove, furnace. Sleeps 6. Good condition. Asking $2,300.00. Phone 758-3101 after 5:30 p.m. SUNTAN CUSTOMERS - "Just For You Hairstyles" is having a Staler Deal on their Suntanning Sessions this year. Just $39.95 for 400 minutes - an additional 100 minutes. For Grade 12 Graduates only $37.95 for 400 minutes. We are open evenings for your convenience until June 30/90. Please stop by or phone to book your appointments. Phone 758-6350. MOBILE DENTURE CLINIC - George Torre-Alba will have his Mobile Denture Clinic at Diamond Willow Lodge Monday, April 30th at 6 p.m. Mobile Phone 1-554-5017. For Appointment or further information please contact Louise Dow, 758-3489. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY QUILT Have you seen the beautiful hand quilted tricot quilt that was on display in the Magrath Trading Company window? It is gorgeous. Two shades of blue. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the Hospital Auxiliary or from Sue in the Dry Goods Dept. Draw for the quilt will be made at the annual Florence Nightingale Tea to be held on Saturday, May 12th in the Mag-rath Trading Conpany Hall. NEED HELP? Do you need help doing odd jobs in your yard such as mowing lawns, raking lawns or cleaning eaves-troughs? If you do, call Jamie at 758-3188 or Codey at 758-3767. L.D.S.CHURCH HISTORY TOUR To Missouri, Kirtland, Ohio, Nauvoo, Washington, The Hill Cumorah Pageant - July 18-31/90. Join Drew & David Galbraith for the first time or for a return engagement. For more information call Evelyn, 758-3640, today. WANTED TO BUY: An old Trumpet - Bach or similar. Phone 758-3745. PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOEING & TRIMMING - book now for Spring Specials. Call Wayne Thordarson, 758-6397. TO RENT: 2 bedroom home - 137 W 1st Ave. N.; stove, fridge and water included. Ph. 758-3136. *************************************************************************************** _ TOWN 0F MAGRATH NOTICE: Any organizations wishing to operate concession booths during the July celebrations must make application to the Town Office by April 30th. Applications must include detailed plans of the project. TOXIC WASTE ROUND-UP: Saturday, April 28th Magrath Fire Hall - 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Don't give hazardous Wastes a home!! Check your hone for potentially hazardous products you no longer need: Kitchen: Drain & window cleaners, disinfectants, oven cleaners, bleach,ammonia, cleaning solvents, spot removers. Basement: Paint thinners, strippers and solvents, lacquers, stains, varnishes, wood preservatives, asphalt and roof tar, alkyd and oil based paint artists paints and inks, waterproofers, photographic chemicals, glue and cements. Shed: Ant and rodent killers, weed killers, pesticides, pool chemicals. Bathroom: Toilet, drain and tile cleaners, pharmaceuticals, health care products. Garage: Antifreeze, solvents, battery acid, gasoline, rust inhibiitors, remover, used motor oil, brake and transmission fluid, septic tank cleaners. Help us collect and dispose of the household hazardous materials that threaten health, safety and the environment. Alberta Special Waste Management Corp. ATTENTION MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES The Magrath Hospital Auxiliary has a "Margaret Long Memorial Scholarship" of $100 available to the student, with the highest marks entering and continuing in the field of Nursing. Applications to be made tothe Auxiliary: Attention - Mrs. Shirlee Paul, Pres.; Magrath Hospital Auxiliary, Magrath, AB. TOK 1J0. 1990 TATOO AND SUNSET CEREMONY The General Stewart Branch No. 4 of the Royal Canadian Legion, will be holding their annual Tatoo and Sunset Ceremony on Saturday, May 5th in the Lethbridge Sportsplex at 7:00 p.m. This year's event will include presentations by military bands, drum and bugle corps, and bagpipe bands - over 350 musicians in all. Our own "Spirit of Alberta" Marching Band and Flag and Rifle Corps will be featured performers. Magrath's bandmaster, Jerry Chatwin, is serving as musical director for the entire event, which includes the colourful and stirring massed band finale with bands, pipes and drums. This year's theme is a salute to "Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry", and will include presentations by their ceremonial drum corps and a combat demonstration by their paratroops. All proceeds from the sale of tickets will be returned to the participating bands (including our "Spirit of Alberta"). Tickets are $3.00 each and may be. obtained from band members, from Mr. Chatwin at the school, or at the Sportsplex box office. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS Homa Care Program - Thanks Volunteers. The Chinook Health unit's Home Care Volunteer Program has a very short history, but are pleased to announce, a successful one. "The enthusiasm and commitment volunteers are making to the Home Care Clients is overwhelming", says co-ordinator Deb O'Sullivan. The Chinook Health Unit communities need to be commended for their fine efforts and support. Our greatest natural resource is Volunteers! We Thank You. We Appreciate You, You have made our program successful and have enhanced the lives of our Home Care Clients. That's what Volunteerism is all about. THANK YOU. Deb O'Sullivan, Volunteer Co-Ordinator. Mrs. Cora Pearl Reece Harrison, beloved wife of the late Mr. Leland Albert Harrison of Magrath, passed away at the Magrath General Hospital on Monday, April 16, 1990 at the age of 88 years. Mrs. Harrison was bom on October 13, 1901 in Magrath. She spent some of her earlier years in Utah where she received her education. She moved back to Magrath in 1918 with her family and where she has resided until the time of her passing. She married Leland Albert Harrison on August 15, 1919 and they raised a large family. She is survived by 14 children; ten sons, Leland Reece (Dorothy) of Lethbridge, Grant Leon (Mary) of Barrie, Ont., Floyd Albert (Barbara) of Orem, Utah; Richard Wesley (Luella) of Fort Kent, Alberta; Merlin Levi (Jolayne) of Magrath; Gordon LaMar (Patricia) of Magrath; Clifford William (Joan) of Salem, Oregon; Donald Phenoy (Betty) of Lethbridge; Robert Kent (Cheryl) of Wenatchee, Wash.; Heber Lynn (Peggy) of Lethbridge; four daughters, Pearl Maxine (Gordon) Deglow of Salem, Oregon; Sarah Elaine (Robert) Bullock of Welling; Sheila LaRue (Leslie) Mason of Provo, Utah; Donna Marjorie (Earl) Koenen of St. Albert; one brother, Levi James Reece of Kelowna, B.C.; 42 grandchildren and 71 great grandchildren. She was predeceased by one infant son Earl and one daughter Dorothy Ellen; her mother and father, Sarah Ann and William Reece; two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel Thursday, April 19, 1990 with Bishop Watson Ririe officiating. The family prayer was offered by Gordon Harrison. Ushers were Doug Bly and Lon Hovey. Attending the Memorial Registers were Helen Schaffer and Dianne Cant. Prelude music was played by Alma Davies who also accompanied the trio - Shirley Jensen, Vinnie Jensen and Doreen Holland in singing "More Holiness Give Me". Invocation was offered by Clifford Harrison. Robert Bullock gave the biography followed by remarks by James Bridge. "At Peace", a vocal solo, was sung by L. B. Tanner. Speaker for the service was Reed Coleman. The closing hymn "In The Garden" was sung by the Ladies Trio accompanied by Alma Davies. Dennis Harrison offered the benediction. Honorary Pallbearers were Leland Harrison, Grant Harrison, Wesley Harrison and Floyr Harrison. Active Pallbearers were Merlin Harrison, Don Harrison, Gordon Harrison, Bob Harrison, Clifford Harrison and Lynn Harrison. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery with Merlin Harrison dedicating the grave. SPECIAL "SPIRIT OF ALBERTA PRESENTATION A special presentation by the "Spirit of Alberta" Band will be held in the Tom Karren Gym, Thursday, May 10th at 7:30 p.m. There will be a Parents Meeting following the presentation in the Band Room. This meeting is for all parents of music students in the Magrath School. Discussion of the general direction of the Magrath Music Program will take place as well as the presentation of the Financial Statement from the Band Booster Organization. WANTED; Registered Nurse for Permanentpart time position - 16 shifts, in 6 week rotation. Experience in Emergency and Obstetrical Nursing an asset. Please apply to Debra Henry, N.C.C., Magrath General Hospital, Box 550, Magrath. Phone 758-3371. MUST SELL: 12'x60' Mobile Home, open floor plan, vaulted ceilings; 10’xl5' and 8'x8' additions, plus deck. To be moved. $6,000 o.b.o. Phone 758-6527. FOR SALE OR RENT: 5 bedroom hone with double garage on well treed lot. 2,099 sq. ft. Open to offers. Drive by corner of 1st Ave. N. 2nd St. E. Call Ron Smith, 758-6837 to view and for more information. FOR SALE BY OWNER: Perfect retirement or starter home on well treed lot, 2 bedrooms, plus den, sunroom, carport and large sun deck. Very efficient. Reasonably price. Phone 758-6397. The Easter Bunny came to the Atwood family on Easter weekend with two cute eggs. #1. Bom on Easter Friday, April 13, 1990 - a new grandson, 6 lb. 7 oz., 19^ in. long, named Nathan Daniel Atwood. Mom & Dad are Davilyn & Logan Atwood of Coaldale, AB. #2. Bom on Easter Sunday, April 15, 1990 - a tiny new granddaughter , 6 weeks earlier than expected, weighing 5 lb. 3 oz. and 19 in. long , named Tycy Monet Riggin. Mom & dad are Kristi & Reese Riggin of Rexburg, Idaho. Tycy is still in the hospital in Rexburg, but is improving daily. She is the 15th grandchild for Dan & DeAnne Atwood. M.D. OF CARDSTON NO. 6 - SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT The M.D. of Cardston No. 6 is accepting applications for the following positions: 1. One buggy operator. 2. Two individuals to work in the Public Works program. 3. Five positions under the S.T.E.P. program. Duties to include weed spraying. Shop helper and Public Works program. Applications outlining qualifications and experience will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. April 27, 1990 at the following address: M. Vern Quinton, Municipal Admininstrator, M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, Cardston, Alberta, TOK 0K0. 653-4977 or 328-4062.SMoIbJIp StMk. liisHi U ìri ROASTING ACM KENT (500g) ïïltiifS . FLETCHER' S ( 450g) ****************************************************************************************** Mr. & Mrs. Curg Johnson and Mr. & Mrs. Dan Atwood wish to announce the marriage of Lome & Annette taking place in the Salt Lake City Temple on April 28, 1990. A reception will be held on Friday, May 11, 1990 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Garden City Seniors Social Center. Please feel welcome to come and honor them and visit with us. Olive Gruninger will be reporting on her Salt Lake City Geneological Mission Sunday, April 29th at 11 a.m. in the Fourth Ward Sacrament Meeting. FOUND: Single key on yellow key ring for "Back Door" near the Fishpond. Owner may claim at the News Office. GARAGE SALE: All day Saturday, April 28th. Located along the highway 3km west of the Magrath turnoff. Louis Scm. A big THANK YOU to our Ambulance Operators for their quick response in coming to my aid. Luckily I didn't get hurt when I fell from my ladder. Pine trees broke my fall. LaMar Bennett. ATTENTION: T-Ball will start Monday, April 30th after school. You're coaches will let you know where to meet. If you have any questions, call Ilona at 758-6579. Frances Fellger has returned home from Arizona where she spent the winter. The Magrath General Hospital is now accepting applications to fill two STEP positions in the Maintenance Department for the summer. Closing date for accepting applications is Friday, May 4th. FOR SALE: 1 dog house for medium sized dog, 2 - 15" radial tires, 1 Mountain Ash tree. Phone 758-3207. GRADE 1 & 2 SOCCER PARENTS We need coaches! Four teams have been organized with players & assistants but we need four coaches to volunteer before we can start. The first game is scheduled for Saturday, May 5th at 10:00. Please call me, Marva Hatch, at 758-3646 before May 1st or else we will have to fold this year's soccer team. Thanks. FOR RENT: Garden Plot. Herman John, 26 - 2 St. W. Phone 758-3591. Doug & Vicki Grisack of Calgary were weekend visitors at the hare of her parents, Hans & Kathe Kulcsar. While down, Doug visited with friend Tom Chandler who is currently working at the new Deerfield Colony north of town. (How's that Tor.?) Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Atwood would like to announce the marriage of their daughter Tari-Jean (T.J.) to Rae Lybbert, son of Wayne & Donna Lybbert of Spruce Grove, AB. The wedding will take place May 3rd in the Idaho Falls Temple. A Calling Reception in their honor will be held Saturday, May 5th, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Magrath Stake Center. We invite all friends to share this evening with them. LADIES' FUN LEAGUE Anyone interested in playing noncompetitive Ladies' Softball please call Laurel Bennett, 758-6222, no later than May 1st. Come join the fun again this year. High School students welcome. Games will be held Thursday nights. DEL BONITA Ladies Auxiliary will be hosting their annual Grandmother's Tea on Sunday, May 6, 1990 at the Community Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Everyone welcome. Admission: 10 & under - 75C, over 10 yrs - $1.50. Come & have lunch & win a prize or a rose. For all your Watkin products, phone 8-3207. ROTOTILLING: Need your garden rototilled? Call John Kendrick at 758-3620 B <4 I k!. I Sour Cream alpha 250 mi 79e BARBECUE SAUCE kkapt 455^ Tonite Soup CAMPBELLS 540 ml 199 99e Pink Salmon CLOVER LEAF 106 g 1” RAGU 375 ml |29 Noodles & Sauce ™ 20 - Coroni NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT 800 g 339 599 Dishwashing Liquid Detergent PALMOLIVE 1 litre 429 Papor Towols HI - DRI JUMBO 2 pk Bathroom Tissue delsey 12 ?k COLGATE TUBE 100 ml Margarine IMPERIAL 1.36 kg £69 French Fries WESTERN FAMILY 1 kg |49 PPiizzzzai PILLSBURY 4 pk 2" Î f* - Palmolive QUILTED COUSSINÉ M«nl
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